Voltage work you can build a schedule around.
You need the electrical sub to hold the schedule and pass inspection. We handle substations, switchgear and distribution from service entrance to final circuit, so nothing holds up your walkthrough.
Built to pass inspection first time
This work is expensive to redo and the first thing an inspector checks. We size, install and terminate every panel and substation to one standard, so it holds and passes inspection the first time.
What is included
- Substation installation and modification
- Switchgear supply, installation and termination
- Transformer installation, padmount and dry-type
- Primary and secondary distribution
- Service entrance upgrades and new services
- Code-compliant installs from service entrance to final circuit
- Panel and feeder work sized to commercial and industrial loads
- Utility coordination and inspection sign-off
How we work with you
We are licensed in Newfoundland and Labrador, and crews carry the tickets the panel calls for. Layouts stay current, so the wall matches the drawing when the inspector shows up. Ask about crew availability before the schedule locks.
You care about how long the lights are out and whether the fix holds. Upgrades and replacements get sequenced around your operating hours where the utility allows it, and every connection is tested before we leave.
Typical projects
| Commercial buildings | Service upgrades, switchgear replacement and distribution to tenant spaces. |
|---|---|
| New substations | Substation and switchgear installs for new sites and expansions. |
| Institutional | Campus distribution and standby transfer switching. |
| Utility-adjacent work | Coordination with the utility on service capacity and metering. confirm |
Voltage scope going out to bid?
Get it priced by the people who will terminate it, not just estimate it.